Current Events Quiz #2.1

1.) Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and the statue of liberty.
2.) arm and leg pain in the Musculoskeletal Institute, multiple sclerosis and back pain in the Mulva Clinic for the Neurosciences, and work-related illnesses in the WorkLife clinic.
3.) In a filing in U.S. District Court in Austin, Kendra Scott Inc. accuses Evereve Inc. of using a medallion-shaped logo similar to the one Kendra Scott Inc. has long used.
4.) Nick Medina 
5.) “Tyler Perry’s Boo 2! A Madea Halloween.”  and "Happy Death Day" 

 LONG RESPONSE 

1.) I think the stance about science in this is that the writer thinks that everything is and should be based on science. This  is because the writer is saying how the government needs to start thinking about science before making the decision.
2.) The first paragraph.
3.) Science will continue to impact our lives in the decades ahead. 
4.) The writer used facts like water, energy, and health. 
5.) The writer concludes this by saying how people need to realize that science needs to be more thought of in the government. 
6.) yes. 
7.) Yes, I do agree with this. This is because it's scary knowing that if all the factors aren't thought of while making a decision, it can create a huge problem in the long run. 

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